Is there an easy way to tell them apart?



Which one is more common? If you could assign a rough percentage to each what would it be?



For example, about 80% of albino's are the Sharp strain.



My concern is that for my hets to work out they must be the

same strain don't they?



I don't remember seeing that mentioned on any ads for hets that

I've looked at. I've got a male albino and I'm trying to set up

two future breeding projects...

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• Question on albinos, Kahl vs Sharp - tcdrover, Mon Jul 17 10:41:29 2006
• RE: Question on albinos, Kahl vs Sharp - JackJebus, Mon Jul 17 11:12:09 2006
• RE: Question on albinos, Kahl vs Sharp - rainbowsrus, Mon Jul 17 11:20:46 2006
• Thanks, can neonates be distinguished? - tcdrover, Mon Jul 17 12:47:19 2006
• RE: Thanks, can neonates be distinguished? - BelgianBeer, Mon Jul 17 12:55:42 2006
• Thanks, Most albino's I see aren't - tcdrover, Mon Jul 17 13:11:11 2006
• Answers... - ChrisGilbert, Mon Jul 17 13:21:43 2006
• OK, I got it. Thanks a lot. - tcdrover, Mon Jul 17 13:29:52 2006